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 1 3,4 |         Alexander opened up two negotiations at the same time: he needed
 2 3,4 |        of it; he dragged on the negotiations as long as possible, urging
 3 5,2 | prepared for him. ~The next day negotiations commenced; but everyone
 4 5,5 |     with His Holiness. ~But the negotiations had scarcely begun when
 5 5,8 |        means in their power, by negotiations, by trickery, or by actual
 6 8,2 |   necessarily put an end to all negotiations, and the pontifical house
 7 11,4|       up arms, or to venture on negotiations, unwilling moreover to expose
 8 12,1|       reached this point in his negotiations with Florence, he received
 9 12,3|       as Capua. So he opened up negotiations on his own account with
10 12,3|       at one of the gates. Such negotiations, made with cunning supported
11 13,3|   wanted them, he had opened up negotiations with his enemies, certain
12 14,3|        he had taken, and opened negotiations with the Colonnas. ~Meanwhile